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Douglas, Jenny. (1992). Black Women's health matters: Putting black
women on the research agenda. In H. Roberts (Ed.), Women's health
matters (pp. 33-44). New York: Routledge.
Dua, Enakshi, Fitzgerald, Maureen, Gardner, Linda, Taylor, Darien, &
Wyndels, Lisa. (1994). On Women Healthsharing. Toronto, ON:
Women's Press.
Edmonds, Susan. (2001). Racism as a determinant of women's health.
Retrieved July 28, 2002, from the World Wide Web:
http://www.yorku.ca/nnewh/english/nnewhind.html
Ehrmin, Joanne T. (2002). “That feeling of not feeling”: Numbing the
pain for substance-dependent African American women. Qualitative
Health Research, 12(6), 780-791.
Enang, Josephine E., with Edmonds, Susan, Amaratunga, Carol, &
Atwell, Yvonne. (2001). Black women's health: A synthesis of health
research relevant to Black Nova Scotians. Halifax, NS: Health
Association of African Canadians; Atlantic Centre for Excellence for
Women's Health.
Essed, Philomena. (1991). Understanding everyday racism: An
interdisciplinary theory. Newbury Park, CA: Sage Publications.
Eugene, Toinette M. (1995). There is a balm in Gilead: Black women
and the Black church as agents of a therapeutic community. Women &
Therapy, 16(2-3), 55-71.
Fleda, Mask Jackson. (1995). Examining the burdens of gendered
racism: Implications for pregnancy outcomes among college-educated
African American women. Maternal and Child Health Journal, 5(2), 95-
107.
Fraser, Rose , & Reddick, Tammy. (1997). Research with Black
women.: Black Women's Health Group.
Frisby, Cynthia M. (2002). Messages of hope: Health communication
strategies that address barriers preventing Black women from
screening for breast cancer. Journal of Black Studies, 32(5), 489-505.
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